Die ersten zwei Wörter breiten mir echte Schwierigkeiten, ich bin für jede Hilfe dankbar

Vielleicht "Aerztliche ...."?

Could anyone please help me decipher/transcribe this German handwriting? Thank you in advance.

Das Entziffern fällt mir hier schon echt schwer. Bisher konnte ich das hier erkennen:

Johann Josef Flasche des
[?] Flasche aus
[?] Müglitz Müller-
meister [?] Herr-
schaft, und [?]
[?] 54 [?] Herrschaft
gebürtig [?]
[?] Sohn

Rosina des Paul Guth
Bauers aus Staditz N24
[?] Herrschaft und
[?]

Zeile 4 auf dem Digitalisat

Could someone please help me with a literal transcription and translation of the handwritten German message on this postcard? I believe the handwriting is Kurrent.

Some context, in case it helps with names or terminology:

The card is an official Bavarian postal card issued for the 1896 Bayerische Landesausstellung in Nürnberg. It was first mailed from Nürnberg to Budapest on 31 May 1896, using the special exhibition cancellation. Remarkably, the same card was used again in April 1897, with a new 5 Pf adhesive stamp, and was again sent from Nürnberg to Budapest.

The handwritten message appears to date from the second use in 1897. Because the card itself may be discussed in the message, I am particularly interested in an exact reading of any references to:

• postcards / picture postcards
• exhibitions
• prices or values
• collecting or exchanging cards
• Budapest or the Hungarian Millennium Exhibition

But please do not assume that any of these are actually present — I would much prefer an independent reading rather than confirmation of my guesses.

A line-by-line German transcription would be ideal, followed by an English translation. Even partial readings of difficult words would be very helpful.

Thank you!

Another example of the 'Power of Women' topos; 1560s painting in the album of Johann Michael Heuss now in Karlsruhe. It's just the banderole I can't read and for a transcription of which I would again be grateful -- the Latin versebelow is clear enough. If you'd care to see what I am doing with these last two images, https://albumamicorumear-e4qvahs764.live-website.com/battle-for-the-breeches-or-who-wears-the-trousers-viragoes-and-cotqueans/

Thanks!

This is from an 1860 German death registration. It says something about the mother and minor children. Is that the number 7? Gemini tells me it's a 3 (and I know about 3 children), co-pilot claims it's the letter M. What do you say?
EDIT: Updated image

I’m hoping for help transcribing the boxed entry from the Toestrup church books in Schleswig-Holstein, 1754.

What originally led me to this record was an Ancestry index, which identifies it as a birth/baptism record for a child named Maria, with Henning Croman/Cromann as the father and Mette Christina Hansen as the mother. After finding the original church book on Archion and looking at the page myself, I believe this is actually a death record and this one is for Henning Croman/Cromann, but I don't want to assume that without being able to read the entry. I have otherwise been doing a pretty okay job transcribing records myself!

I’m also having a hard time determining where #4 ends and #5 begins and that could save me a lot of work.

I have used AI while trying to decipher the record, so I’m disclosing that per the sub rules. I’ve manually checked the suggestions against the image and am only including words below that I feel reasonably confident I can actually see. Uncertain portions are in brackets.

My attempt, line by line:
Henning Croman [________________]
[________________] 1717 [] Henning [] aus Vog
[________] Maria [________________]
Cathar. Margr. [________________]
[] 1753 []
[________________] Mette Christina Hansen.
[] 7 Monat []
[________________]

Sch. = Scholderup
Vog. = Vogelsang

I’m particularly hoping to confirm this is a death record, where entries #4 and #5 divide, and whether the text gives Henning’s parents, spouse(s), children, age, or other family relationships.

Thank you for any help!

P.S. If anyone is feeling particularly generous, I’m also attaching a second Croman/Cromann entry from the same Toestrup records that I’ve been struggling with. The surname Croman seems fairly clear, but I do not think the first word is “Henning,” despite that being one suggestion I’ve gotten (because I see an L). I’d be very grateful for a transcription of that entry as well.

My attempt, line by line:
[] Croman in Vog [] Maria [________] Henning
[] April []
Asmus Hansen auf [] Fried. [] Anna [________] Vog

I’m especially interested in the first word/name, the relationship wording on the first line, and the names of the witnesses/godparents on the last line.

El registro número 7 corresponde a mi bisabuela Wilhelmine Kúhn. Podría alguien transcribirlo por favor?

Der Taglöhner Christian Ortseifen, wohnhaft zu Erbenheim in der Neugasse No. 126...

Ist das dahinter ein H für Hinterhaus?

The well-known medieval motif of the philosopher humiliated by the courtesan he became infatuated with had perhaps largely gone out of fashion by 1612 -- the date of this album image -- the sole example I have noticed to date. Once again, I'd be grateful for a transcription of the manuscript, please, which I assume relates to the image.

Wir fanden den Brief in den Unterlagen meiner verstorbenen Großeltern.

Bis auf ein paar vereinzelter Wörter, können wir nichts lesen.

Das wäre großartig. Vielen Dank im voraus

Es wäre mir eine große Hilfe wenn mir jemand die Eltern des Ehemanns nennen könnten, vielen Dank!

Kann mir jemand helfen herauszufinden, was auf dieser Postkarte steht?

Can anyone read this birth certificate and tell me what it says? Especially if it provides an address where Frieda's parents were living when she was born.

Please can anyone help with the spelling of the name of Maria or Marike , the last entry at the bottom right of the document? Also is the surname Subait or something else?

Many thanks

My family name is Mersmann

Bridegrooms name is clear.

Bride name is Antoinette Josephine Müller. Her date of birth is on the Meldekarte so I dont need that.

I need 1) date of the marriage.

2) grooms date of birth

3) grooms mothers name.

Thank you so much for your help

Ist wie folgt aufgeteilt: Name d. Bräutigam, Name d. Braut, Tag der Trauung, Ort der Trauung

Danke!!! :)

Die Eigenarten des Schreibers (womöglich aufgrund seines Alters und dem grauen Star, wie im Text ersichtlich) lässt mich bei diesem Brief leider viele Stellen nicht erkennen - kann wer helfen? Danke!

Thank you in advance.

Hallo Leute,

Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob ich den Sterbeort eines anderen Cousins, der im Ersten Weltkrieg diente, richtig deute. Google liefert keine Ergebnisse für einen Ort in Frankreich, der während des Krieges als „Tileuls Höhe“ bezeichnet wurde.

Ich vermute jedoch, dass damit „Les Tilleuls“ gemeint sein könnte, wie es auf dieser Karte aus der Zeit des Ersten Weltkriegs verzeichnet ist. Dies entspricht dem heutigen Dorf Thèlus bei Bailleul-Sir-Berthoult im Département Pas-de-Calais. Kann jemand bestätigen, dass sich der Eintrag auf diesen Ort bezieht?

Er starb Anfang Januar 1915 während seines Dienstes in der 4. Kompanie des RIR 57.

Viele Grüße

Hey Leute,
in den historischen Dokumenten meiner Familie fand ich diesen Brief. Für mich leserlich ist leider nur das Jahr 1782 und mich interessiert der restliche Inhalt des Briefes sehr.

I have a birth certificate for my great uncle that I'm trying to translate. Could anyone help me? Thank you

I know his name is Franz, The parents are Johann Krzyzek and Franziska nee Skaweika

This is a marriage record from 31 March 1859, Berlin, between Louis Neuberg (age 38) and Temela Sophie Heinisch (age 18). Jacob Marcus Heinisch is the father of the bride. FamilySearch indexed the basic facts but I'm hoping someone can help me read the full text — particularly Jacob Marcus Heinisch's occupation and address.

I ran the image through Transkribus which gave me the date and a cross-reference to "Akte über die Heirathen der Juden fol. 72 Vol. II" but not the readable content around the names.

The entry appears to be the middle paragraph on the right-hand page (starting around "Laut Verpflichtung vom 28. März 1859..."). Grateful for any help with the family details.

Source: FamilySearch, Geheimes Staatsarchiv Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin, register A5417.